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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
5
Dr Smylie delivers a practical sermon emphasizing that true religious duty goes beyond offerings of silver and gold. The speaker argues each person bears responsibility before God and may choose absence from Sabbath school and worship if their relationship with God is not sincere, urging love for God over all.
Where Will You Spend Your Summer Vacation outlines popular routes from Colorado to the Great Lakes and Atlantic coast with low summer fares via the Rock Island Liner. Local social notes report visits, births, new cars, and family happenings in Graettinger and surrounding areas, including exchanges at homes and stores.
J M Robinson and family visited Henry Lamers home on Sunday. A severe rain storm with large hail struck Thursday evening. Work began on J A Rothermel’s new residence by masons and carpenters. A ball game at High Lake saw Jack Greek defeat High Lake 10 to 4. Mr and Mrs Jake Leduc visited the Doerning home. Mrs TA Rothermel was at...
Miss Mamie Jensen visits Estherville. Emma Osher and Dora Jensen call on her. Mrs. Barrett stays with daughter Mrs Willard Crim. Arthur Jensen visits Estherville. Osher family plus Dora and Mae Jensen travel to Twelve Mile Lake. Will Overholt returns from Ames after schooling. Chris Larson of Alta visits at Chris Jacobsen’s. Albert Thompson visits Maria Jacobsen. Local sports report Graettinger beats Wallingford 10 to 4. A silo helper contracts smallpox. entire L P Larsen family vaccinated and home fumigated to prevent spread. Ringsted Dispatch.
Mrs J B Jackson improves and Mrs Hurlet stays with her during illness. Mr and Mrs Dickinson plan to move to Moline as depot manager seeks a man. Young folks met at Sam Daziel home. Hurlbert and Maynard visited Herke home. church attendance in Emmetsburg. Hail and wind damage to grain fields. Fourth of July picnic planned at George Smith place. Walter Powell and brother returned from southern state. Ladies visited Jackson home. Cora Luke traveled to Emmetsburg. Oral Hankey listed sick. Barn dance at Fred Lukeman’s. ball game in Lammer's pasture. Photos taken of Jack Creek and High Lake teams. Ludvig handles orders. Bridges washed out by heavy rain. Carl Wicks injured foot. Myhre visits son in Huntington, Minnesota. Brown family and children at Ressell home. Ada Storhow returns from Cedar Falls. Streigm from Marshalltown visiting. C C Olson visits Ressell. S R Young visiting Estherville. Nellie Neimand visiting Gus Anderson. Jacobsen family at Ressell.
John W. Rowley filed an expense statement with the secretary of state listing 496.60 total costs for his governor nomination bid. He personally spent 360.50 with the balance supplied by friends.
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